The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-16

Ion. John s. Wise was at the Airing


ton, Washington, yesterday.
The usual services at the Salvation
Army may be expected to-day.
The Circuit Court of Henrico county
meets Monday at IL o'clock am.
Mr.. A. O. MCGEE, Of GAINESVILLE, was
at the Tobacco Exchange yesterday.
Captrin Leroy f. Brown is attending to
business again after a serious illness.
The Hastings Court was engaged yes
terday exclusively in the trial of civil
cases.
Policeman w. A. Shields shot vicious
dog in the Tenth street bottom yesterday
afternoon.
The weather yesterday was mild, and ii
was beautiful day, but in some places
the walking was bad.
The Alexandria VA city ITEM posted
a bulletin Friday saying "Cluverius Will
be murdered at ! pm"
For general trade the past week will
compare favorably with any second week
in January in the last decade.
There are rumors of some big sales OF
property in the southwest end, and they
will be made public in few days.
The people OF Fnlton complain greatly
OF the mud and ice in that section.
Walking on the back streets is very bad.
A very fine programme OF vocal and
instrumental music has been arranged Tor
the Mozart musicale tomorrow evening.
The anniversary of the Richmond hu-
steal Union will be held at Krause's Ho-
tel tomorrow night after the Mozart is
over.
Master Ralph Bingham went from Rich
mond to Ashland and from thence to
Alexandria. He will soon return to Rich
mOnd
Rev T c. Dashiell, d. d., rector Of St
Marks church, will preach in Norfolk
this morning, and tonight in Ports
mouth.
For the first time in the history Of
Richmond there is a store on the south
side of Broad street between Tenth and
Mayo streets.
Dir. L. b. Addison has awarded the
contract to Messrs. Bell & Bowles for the
erection OF fine house at the corner OF
Grace and Second streets.
The Reliance Club has elected Council
man John II. Conner president. 1t pro-
poses to have reading room, and to
keep a permanent organization.
Mr.. H. W. Fuller, Louisville, Ky; Mrs.
VI. F. Morss, and S. p. Kennedy, New
York, and Mrs Hastings and daughter,
Lowell, Mass, were at the Exchange
Hotel last night.
A gaping, curious crowd followed the
remains of Cluverius to the depot yester
day, but not 50 large as that which went
up from the jail Friday and loafed around
the undertakers' all the evening.
The Street Committee will meet to-
morrow night for the purpose of con-
sidering the various propositions recently |
received in connection with the new
street railway lines.
Joe Dowlings fine band paraded the .
streets yesterday, and discoursed some |
beautiful airs. The men looked well, |
but put on no extra airs.
A party arrested in the Second district |
for drunkenness yesterday afternoon |
seemed to be well fixed, as on being |
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found on his person.
AS no work has been done on the new
City Hall during the past week, no meet
ing of the Grounds and Billings Com
mittee was held, and consequently no re-
port was submitted by the Engineer
The January term of the Manchester
Hastings Court will begin Monday.
Judge Ingram will preside for the first
time. The case of Lewis Kidd, charged
with shooting Thomas Calligan, will be
called.
The Governor yesterday pardoned
Isaiah Hogan, who was sent to the peni
Tertiary form Botetourt county. There
were very eXtenuating circumstances in
his favor, and the petition was strongly
endorsed.
There will be a special meeting of the
Common Council at $50 tomorrow
night for the purpose of considering the
resolution adopted at the last meeting Of
the Board of Aldermen appropriating
$4,000 to the gas department.